#keep growing

Don't let negativity define you! ✨ Your true worth transcends appearance - it's about confidence and what God believes about you. Embrace your journey, boost your self-esteem, and conquer your goals with determination. Remember, you deserve the best! Keep pushing forward because you have the strength to succeed! 💪

⚠️Urgent Call for Encouragers⚠️

I feel a bit different lately but super dope. I decided to start this journey of transformation with all the support of the community. Can't wait to grow more.

Are those Sebastian or Dan’s hands?? 🤭🫣🤫

While it’s not my favorite piece I’ve done of Willow, I’m proud of myself. Today drawing was being mean to me. My paper ripped while lining her, the pens bled, and her hair color marker is drying. But one of the beautiful things I love about art is that it’s not made from the perfection and quality of it, it’s made from the mistakes and the passion behind it. While artist can perfect and create the best things, they can also make mistakes, but instead of throwing those mistakes away, which is easy to do, I’ve learned that it’s more rewarding to see the progress you made to make those mistakes turn into something equally as beautiful. Because of that, I think I’ll set this as a new pfp, to remind myself and others of that!

It's not uncommon for me to see cute jokes/comments around my username, so, an explainer!

The Western Larch is a coniferous tree found in the mountains of the US Pacific Northwest (Eastern Washington & Eastern Oregon), Northern Idaho & Montana, and the southern Interior of BC, Canada (yay, it's me!).

Grows in valleys and lower slopes of mountains

A deciduous conifer (one of the few evergreens that loses its needles in winter!). Its needles turn a brilliant gold in the fall, making them stand out among the other evergreens

Its needles are soft, especially in the spring; young trees are gentle and flexible

The Larch can grow up to 60 meters, but growth is very slow…one foot every 30 years!

As it ages, a Larch's trunk become incredibly strong and more resistant to environmental forces

Can survive in areas susceptible to strong wind/heavy snows/avalanche. Grows where other trees cannot .

Western Larches are very fire resistant. Stands of larches are often found in tact when everything else has burnt down

They can thrive in fire-blackened soil